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What is the main improvement of RRT* over RRT?
What is the main improvement of RRT* over RRT?
RRT* provides convergent solutions which can converge to optimal as the number of samples tends to infinity.
What is the process for adding a new node nnew into the tree in RRT*?
What is the process for adding a new node nnew into the tree in RRT*?
If there is no obstacle between nnew and nnearest, nnew will be added into the tree with nnearest as its parent node.
What is the purpose of rewiring the tree in RRT*?
What is the purpose of rewiring the tree in RRT*?
The rewiring is performed among the nodes near nnew with nnew as their potential parent node to ensure the tree is optimal.
How does RRT* improve the path quality?
How does RRT* improve the path quality?
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How does BSRRT* handle start state and end state constraints?
How does BSRRT* handle start state and end state constraints?
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What is the advantage of BSRRT* over smooth post-processing based methods in narrow areas?
What is the advantage of BSRRT* over smooth post-processing based methods in narrow areas?
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How does BSRRT* demonstrate its robustness in solution feasibility?
How does BSRRT* demonstrate its robustness in solution feasibility?
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What is the key advantage of BSRRT* over smooth post-processing based methods in providing shortest paths according to different curvature requirements?
What is the key advantage of BSRRT* over smooth post-processing based methods in providing shortest paths according to different curvature requirements?
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Which planner provided the shortest path in the open area without obstacles?
Which planner provided the shortest path in the open area without obstacles?
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What was disappointing about the paths provided by Bezier-1-based RRT* and clothoid-based RRT*?
What was disappointing about the paths provided by Bezier-1-based RRT* and clothoid-based RRT*?
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In which scenario did Bezier-1-based RRT* perform the worst?
In which scenario did Bezier-1-based RRT* perform the worst?
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What was the average length of the feasible paths represented in Tab. 4?
What was the average length of the feasible paths represented in Tab. 4?
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Which algorithm obtained desired paths in all scenarios according to the text?
Which algorithm obtained desired paths in all scenarios according to the text?
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What was the representation of the comparison items in Tab. 4?
What was the representation of the comparison items in Tab. 4?
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Study Notes
RRT* vs RRT
- RRT* is an improvement over RRT, providing a better path quality.
Node Addition in RRT*
- A new node
nnewis added to the tree in RRT* by selecting the nearest node in the tree, and then connectingnnewto the tree through the selected node.
Rewiring in RRT*
- The purpose of rewiring the tree in RRT* is to improve the path quality by reducing the cost of the path.
Path Quality Improvement in RRT*
- RRT* improves the path quality by rewiring the tree, reducing the cost of the path.
BSRRT* and State Constraints
- BSRRT* handles start state and end state constraints by considering them during the planning process.
Advantage of BSRRT* over Smooth Post-processing
- BSRRT* has an advantage over smooth post-processing based methods in narrow areas, as it can provide shorter paths.
Robustness in Solution Feasibility
- BSRRT* demonstrates its robustness in solution feasibility by providing feasible paths in challenging scenarios.
Key Advantage of BSRRT* over Smooth Post-processing
- BSRRT* provides the shortest paths according to different curvature requirements, making it more flexible than smooth post-processing based methods.
Path Planning in Open Areas
- The RRT* planner provided the shortest path in the open area without obstacles.
Disappointing Performance of Other Methods
- The paths provided by Bezier-1-based RRT* and clothoid-based RRT* were disappointing in terms of quality.
- Bezier-1-based RRT* performed the worst in a specific scenario.
Feasible Paths
- The average length of the feasible paths represented in Tab. 4 was not specified.
Algorithm Performance
- BSRRT* obtained desired paths in all scenarios according to the text.
Comparison Items
- The comparison items in Tab. 4 were not specified.
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Description
Explore the RRT* algorithm, an improved version of RRT, for shortest path planning. Learn how it extends an exploring tree from the root node to the target node and improves path quality by sampling more nodes. Understand its asymptotically optimal nature and convergence to optimal solutions as the number of samples tends to infinity.
